Aterciopelados

Aterciopelados, an iconic Colombian rock band, has richly contributed to the landscape of Latin American music with its innovative fusion of rock with Colombian folk elements and broader Latin sounds. Formed in the early 1990s by Andrea Echeverri and Héctor Buitrago in Bogotá, the group emerged from the vibrant underground scene, quickly establishing themselves as pioneers in the alternative music sphere with their eclectic style and socially conscious lyrics. Their music not only captivates with its melodic and rhythmic innovation but also resonates deeply through its exploration of critical themes such as social justice, environmentalism, and feminism.

Throughout their career, Aterciopelados has consistently evolved, embracing various musical styles while maintaining their unique identity. This adaptability is evident in their recent releases like "El Dorado (En Vivo)" and "Bolero Falaz (En Vivo)", which showcase their ability to reinterpret their classic hits with fresh energy and perspective. Their work, including tracks like "Liberté" and "Volver a Sonreír", continues to reflect their commitment to addressing current social issues, wrapped in their signature blend of traditional and modern sounds. As stalwarts in the Latin music scene, Aterciopelados has earned both critical acclaim and a devoted fanbase, cementing their status as enduring influencers in music and beyond.

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Más Allá De El Dorado - En Vivo
Single - Released August 30, 2024
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